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How to Edit Your Own Writing: A Three-Pass System You Can Run in write.rocks Self-editing is hard because you’re too close to the work. You know what you meant...

You Can't Finish Because You Keep Adding New Sections Some drafts don’t end. They expand. If you keep adding new sections, you’re not writing—you’re doing...

The Paragraph Length Rule for Online Reading Most people don’t read online. They scan. Long paragraphs are where attention goes to die. The rule Aim for: 2–4...

Document Product Updates as Release Notes Readers Actually Read Turn messy changelogs into readable updates. Draft release notes with a clear structure in...

90-Day SEO Content Calendar: A Practical Planning System in write.rocks A content calendar is not a list of titles. A good SEO content calendar is a strategy...

write.rocks vs Medium: Where Should You Draft and Publish? Medium is designed for distribution. write.rocks is designed for producing clean drafts. They solve...

How to Write Meta Descriptions That Improve Click-Through Rate A great meta description earns the click. Use a repeatable formula to write better snippets...

write.rocks vs Substack: Where to Write (and Where to Send) Substack makes newsletters easy to publish. But “easy to publish” can still mean “messy to write.”...

A Simple Client Approval Workflow for Content in write.rocks Client approvals are where good content projects go to die. Not because clients are difficult....

How to Turn a Thread Into a Blog Post Using write.rocks Threads are great for ideas. Blog posts are great for longevity. Here’s how to turn a thread into a...